The Lavry has an adjustable attenuator. It's used to match the output of the DA-10 to an amp or preamp. You want as little attentuation as possible, so set it as high as you can without overdriving your amp (or preamp). Take a look at the specs of your amp and see what voltage input it wants. Next, take a look at the DA-10 manual. I think there's a table that shows the max voltage output at the different settings.
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